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« on: March 10, 2012, 07:02:18 pm »

The PIP insurance "reform" is a fucking scam. Don't believe it. It's just another way for the insurance companies to raise rates to auto owners and fill their pockets - and Rick Scott's. Anyone who voted for this scumbag should be castrated.
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Auto insurance group strokes $100k check to Rick Scott as he pushes PIP, bashes ‘special interests

On Wednesday, when it wasn’t clear if the Legislature would give Gov. Rick Scott a win and overhaul Personal Injury Protection auto insurance to his liking, one thing was certain in the state Capitol: The auto insurance industry was very happy with Scott.

United Group Underwriters, an affiliate of United Automobile Insurance Company, gave $100,000 to Scott’s Let’s Get to Work political committee. At the same time, Scott was preparing to bash the Senate’s PIP bill it passed Wednesday, which mandated rate reductions and wasn’t as strict as a House measure.

Scott said the Senate bill didn’t do enough to reduce fraud – words echoed by the dozens of lobbyists representing the industry.

Said Scott: “The Senate bill seems like it’s been written by special interests.”

At the same time, the other special interests were writing Scott his big check. It accounts for about a third of the $317,000 Scott has raised since the beginning of the year. Since January 2011, Scott has pulled in a total of $774,751. Some of the biggest contributions came from some of the biggest players in the just-ended legislative session: Miguel B Fernandez ($125,000), Florida Optometric CCE ($100,000), Florida Retail Federation ($100,000), and Florida Association of Insurance Agent ($50,000).
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« Reply #1 on: March 10, 2012, 10:23:42 pm »

what exactly is going on with this...
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« Reply #2 on: March 11, 2012, 10:47:22 am »

what exactly is going on with this...

The insurance companies wanted to stop the so-called rampant fraud of the poor people in accidents so the state has limited the amount of coverage you get. In return the insurance companies have to reduce our bills by 10% this year and 25% by 2014.

Unless they say they don't want to.  Roll Eyes

and Scott walks away richer.

http://www.bizjournals.com/southflorida/news/2012/03/08/scott-pushes-house-pip-bill.html
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